Chris Wallace: "I think clearly Mitt Romney wants to play a role and he wants to get back into public life, and you know why shouldn't he?" Wallace said.
"He was the nominee of the party, and let me simply say, and it will become clear a week from now that there's more that Mitt Romney's going to be doing."
When Jeff Zucker left NBC, many inside 30 Rock figured the ratings couldn't get any worse.
Think again....
For the first time in sweeps history, the network is projected to finish fifth in the key adults 18-49 demographic.
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Read MoreSome Weather Anchors just play weather anchor on TV, others are really into the weather, climate and all the reasons for our sometimes crazy weather.
WJZ's Bernadette Woods falls into that second category and she is leaving TV News to do more science involving the weather.
Woods is leaving the CBS-owned station to join a non-profit firm in New Jersey focused on climate change.
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Read MoreWVEC in Norfolk has the best job in TV News open and available.
The station has posted a job for an Assistant News Director. There is no better job in the newsroom than the Deuce.
Sit around, make up a few schedules and when the shit hits the fan....just blame the News Director.
The Job Listing after the Bounce
Read MoreCBS's 60 Minutes is going to the archive this Sunday and pulling up their Bin Laden Exclusive for this Sunday's 60 Minutes:
KILLING BIN LADEN -- A first-hand account of the raid that killed the world's most wanted terrorist from one of the Navy SEALs who pulled the trigger. Scott Pelley interviews "Mark Owen," a former SEAL who was in the room when Osama bin Laden died from American bullets, in his only interview. "Owen," a pseudonym he uses for security, recalls each step of the mission and the preparation he and the nation's elite force made for it, in order to give credit to his SEAL comrades and the hundreds of others whose work played a role in the successful mission. This historic account will be in four parts and will comprise the whole hour. Henry Schuster is the producer.
NBC News says David Gregory has re-upped as host of "Meet the Press."
The network shared few details Thursday, describing the new deal as "a long-term commitment."
A while ago, FTVLive we told you that Soledad O'Brien's days were on the morning shift at CNN.
Today, O'Brien confirmed that news.
The NY Times writes that O’Brien will leave CNN’s morning show in the spring, but she won’t be leaving the cable news channel altogether.
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Read MoreIf you're bored and surfing the web, you might not want to head over to NBC.com.
Word is the Peacock has been hacked.
Security researchers warned Web users against visiting NBC.com, saying that hackers added links to malware on the site. Google's Chrome browser and others detected the threats, and deterred users from loading the page.
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Read MoreFrom the outside it appears that Alcohol was a big contributor to helping Rob Morrison get arrested by police.
Morrison told the cops that arrested with that his wife Ashley went into a "Rage" about his drinking.
The couple was having "dinner with friends" earlier in the evening Morrison was busted by police.
Ashley, while talking to Darien cops, told them her “husband is on medication for depression, has attended AA [Alcoholics Anonymous] meetings.
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Read MoreIt's looks like yours and my cable bill are high enough that Comcast can now have a conscience.
The Cable Giant and owner of NBC is making enough cash that they say they will stop taking gun ads.
A report says that Comcast Corp. will no longer accept advertisements for guns or retail establishments selling guns, according to a new policy at the nation’s largest cable operator.
But it looks like there is some loopholes to that rule.
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Read MoreWhen media whore Howard Kurtz went on Fox News to debate Bill O'Reilly over something stupid (sorry can't remember what it was).
O'Reilly boasted that Kurtz's appearance on his show would lift the ratings of Kurtz's show on CNN.
Ummmmm No it didn't.
The numbers after the Bounce
Read MoreNot sure if is ratings as well Down Under, but an Australian Weatherman decided to try and pull 8 G's in a stunt plane and it didn't work out to well.
The guy blacked out live on the air and then the camera stopped working as well (guess cameras can't pull 8 G's either).
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Read MoreWorking in TV news can be stressful and sometimes you just need a day off.
But, you don't want to burn a vacation day...you can always call in "sick."
Here are some tips to get a day off without getting in trouble.
Remember, first and foremost, you are about to lie. This is unethical behavior. The best thing you can do is tell the truth and only call off sick when you are actually sick. Lay down some groundwork. A day before your day-off, hint to your coworkers that you're not feeling well.
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Read MoreTV people have been arrested and even convicted of felonies and yet they manage to still work in the business.
In Philly, KYW Anchor Larry Mendte was arrested and convicted of hacking into his co-anchor's email account. He now works at WPIX in New York.
But not everyone that has a brush with the law are as lucky as Mendte to find another job in TV.
Rob Morrison has been arrested and now has "resigned" from his job. What are his chances of working in TV news once again?
Read MoreWPTV (West Palm Beach) Morning Ancho Roxanne Stein is going to return to the air, two months after a horse riding accident.
The mishap happened back in December and left her with a badly broken arm and on heavy pain medication.
The horse accident happened during a attempted jump.
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Carol Marin is best known outside of Chicago as the TV Anchor that quit her job because the station put Jerry Springer as a contributor on the newscast.
Inside Chicago, Marin is one of the more well respected Journalist in the City. She is about to start anchoring a daily newscast again that only lasts 90 Seconds.
And the newscast will be done by the local paper.
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